The Fairchild Republic A-10 “Warthog” with its 30 mm rotary cannon has captured the imagination of friendly soldiers and military aviation enthusiasts on the ground for as long as it’s been flying.

A legendary piece of U.S. military history could soon become the newest landmark welcoming visitors to the Tulsa Air and ...

Another military plane will soon join the fleet at the Tulsa Air & Space Museum once fundraising to cover the cost of ...

On a quiet street in a commercial section of Irvine, Aria Group builds an over-the-top array of vehicles: concept cars destined for auto shows, custom Porsche replicas, functional movie props. And now ...

Despite decades of racing video games with noteworthy vehicles, probably the best-known four-wheeled virtual machine is the Warthog from first-person shooter series “Halo.” It’s been a staple since ...

If you've ever sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic and fantasized about simply ramming your way past (or perhaps over) the endless lineup of cars inching its way along in front of you, then one Halo fan ...

The A-10 Warthog—Cold War tank killer, terrorizer of the Taliban, ugly but fearsome duckling of American airpower, one-plane motivation poster and hero to ground troops everywhere—is sporting new ...

The Halo franchise is one of the most important in video games today, helping to cement the place of first-person shooters on consoles as well as propelling online console multiplayer into the ...

Deep in the desert, we stumbled upon the incredible wreckage of a crashed A-10 Warthog, the iconic U.S. Air Force attack aircraft. This rare discovery uncovers a piece of military history left behind ...

In late August, the Air Force awarded Boeing a contract to build 112 new sets of wings for the A-10. The A-10 Warthog ground attack jet, already in the process of receiving new wings, is also set for ...

The Cybertruck's low-poly design pairs well with early-aughts Xbox graphics. Ironically, not only does this Warthog wrap work perfectly with the Cybertruck’s odd proportions, but I’d argue it actually ...